Antecedentes translates to "background," "record," or "antecedents." It's a word that refers to past events, experiences, or a person's history, often implying a legal or personal record.
In this song, Kevin Roldan sings, "No soy un santo tú ya sabes mis antecedentes" (I'm not a saint, you already know my background/record). He uses it to acknowledge his own past reputation or history, suggesting he's not innocent and implying a shared understanding with the person he's singing to. This word adds a layer of intrigue, hinting at a story or a past that makes the present moment more exciting.
In “Practícalo (Too Fly)”, Colombian star Kevin Roldán teams up with Dayme y El High, Mackie and Kenai to deliver a flirtatious reggaetón jam that celebrates living in the now. The singers invite a partner to forget any fear of being judged and to leave the past exactly where it belongs. No matter how many partners each person has had, what counts is the sizzling chemistry they feel in the present — one they’re eager to explore through kisses, caresses and irresistible dance-floor moves.
Throughout the song, playful metaphors (doctor and impatient patient, drying sweat, “rico, rico y caliente”) paint a picture of unapologetic desire. The repeated call to practícalo and inténtalo is both a dare and a promise: if they give in to the moment, the experience will be passionate, freeing and unforgettable. In short, the track is an anthem for brushing off insecurities, turning up the heat and enjoying pleasure without regrets.